Patient's question:
Endometrial hyperplasia and endometritis surgery, how can I treat my endometrial hyperplasia at the same time? I had surgery yesterday, but it was also accompanied by endometritis. I want to know how yesterday's surgery can also help my endometritis recover. If not, how should I treat my endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Polyps are often caused by long-term chronic inflammation, leading to fibrosis of the cervical canal mucosa. Polyps can be categorized as cervical polyps and vaginal polyps. Both types can recur near the cervical canal and protrude around the cervical os, or they may exactly block the cervical os. This can result in cervical stenosis or cervical canal deformation, obstructing the normal descent of sperm, all of which can affect delivery. Cervical polyps are more commonly composed of mucosal polyps formed by fibrosis of the mucosal epithelium. Once such polyps are detected, surgical treatment should be administered.